Soundproofing a Fellowship Hall

Sound Control Challenge:

A fellowship hall is used for a variety of social gatherings.  As crowds begin to assemble, their collective voices continue to reflect off the surrounding surfaces in the room.   If these reflections are left untreated, background noise will begin to compete and interfere with ongoing conversational tones.    People will then attempt to raise their voices above the background noise, forcing a spike in the decibel level volume in a loud fellowship hall.   The challenge is to lower the background noise and restore the room back to a clear, comfortable level of conversation over a cup of coffee.

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Soundproofing Treatment:

Wall or ceiling mounted sound panels will capture the unwanted sound reflections in a noisy fellowship hall and convert them to kinetic energy.   This will lower the reverberation time in the room, cleaning out the background noise and delivering back normal levels of conversation.    The Product Bin showcases the products available for this treatment by NetWell Noise Control.

Acoustic Result:

Background noise caused by extended reverberation times is now under control.   With less echo, original speech becomes more clear as voices soften and the overall decibel level volumes in the room are lowered to more acceptable levels.   Acoustical results for soundproofing a fellowship hall are simulated in our Sound Chamber.